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Рабочее движение на этапе перестройки: причины и результаты (1989–1991 гг.)

Authors: Valentina P. Vershel; North-Western Management Institute (branch) FSBEI of HE \\"Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration\\";

Рабочее движение на этапе перестройки: причины и результаты (1989–1991 гг.)

Abstract

Автор данной статьи отмечает, что в последнее десятилетие до забастовок бюрократизация общественной жизни, неэффективность социальных программ, нарушение принципа социальной справедливости деформировали и мораль в сторону развития ее эгалитарных и авторитарных аспектов. На этом фоне негативные экономические и политические процессы в обществе не могли не вызвать возмущения шахтеров. Анализируя причины и результаты шахтерских выступлений, исследователь опирается на материалы текущего архива Конфедерации труда 1991 г.

Keywords

рабочий класс, забастовка, стачечные комитеты, политизация, перестройка, рабочее движение

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